It’s almost impossible to talk about epilepsy without mentioning depression. There’s an intricate link between the two, and it can be a little like the chicken and egg paradox. People with epilepsy may ...
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Epilepsy affects around 1 in every 100 people currently living in the UK. That’s around 600,000 people who are forced to live with this unpredictable illness, that can have a ...
Updated: 08/10/19 History tells us that October is the month for launching ground-breaking products. Those of you with great memories will no doubt remember October 1880, the year Thomas Edison ...
An Introduction As a GP, I will see many patients with epilepsy throughout my career. Given that there are about 600,000 people with epilepsy in the UK, about 1 in ...
One of the most common questions we get asked here at Epilepsy Alarms relates to funding. Many parents and carers are in real need of epilepsy sensors for their children, ...
Around 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy, and it affects the lives of a great many more. Despite this, there is still an overwhelming stigma regarding the disease, and a ...
Imagine walking into a casino. All the lights are blinking in rich colours, the sounds of bells and chimes ring through the air, and the crowd surrounds you. All of ...
Epilepsy Alarms UK is pleased to announce the launch of our new Epilepsy alarm system, Brio. The system is designed to help families who care for someone with Epilepsy, especially ...
We were delighted to donate a Brio system to Hannah Chapman so she could monitor her daughter Skylar after she completed a social media challenge on behalf of Epilepsy Alarms ...
Today is SUDEP awareness day, a vital day in the calendar for everyone associated with helping people with Epilepsy.What is SUDEP?SUDEP stands for Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy – something ...